







Washer drum does not fill with water or fills extremely slowly during a cold or warm cycle due to a clogged or failed cold-side solenoid valve.
Water drips or streams from the back of the machine at the cold-water inlet connection, indicating a cracked valve body or failed internal seal.
Water enters the drum non-stop even when the washer is idle or powered off, caused by a stuck-open solenoid that can no longer close fully.
Selecting a warm or hot wash cycle only delivers cold water because the cold solenoid coil has burned out and cannot open on command.
Samsung washer displays water-fill or temperature-related fault codes (e.g., 4E, 4C, tE) triggered by insufficient or absent cold-water flow through a defective inlet valve.
💡 Pro Tip: How to Confirm Your Cold-Water Inlet Valve Has Failed
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Washer fills very slowly or not at all on a cold-water cycle
⚠️ Water continues to enter the drum even after the washer is unplugged (valve stuck open)
⚠️ Visible water dripping or pooling beneath the rear of the machine near the inlet connections
⚠️ Warm-water setting only delivers cold water (cold solenoid coil has failed)
🔬 Technician's test: Set your multimeter to resistance (Ω) and probe the cold solenoid coil terminals on the valve. A healthy coil reads approximately 500–1,500 Ω. An open circuit (OL) or near-zero reading confirms a failed solenoid — replace the valve.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× Cold-Side Water Inlet Valve Assembly (DC62-00266G, 110V/127V 50/60Hz, solenoid-operated)
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